What are the FULL classical electrodynamic equations?

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Start date Jul 18, 2006
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pellman

Jul 28, 2006

Thanks, Michel. I'm going to let this question go for now and keep a lookout for it in my general reading. The surprising thing is that it doesn't have a ready, short answer.

Thanks for the help.

Todd

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